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This memo was made public??? UH, if it WAS, then wouldn't it have made it's way here, to FR???? There are soooo many things that are 'given the light of day' HERE that are covered up ELSEWHERE.

This is something that now needs to be made 'common knowledge' in as many places as possible across the USA.

It's early in the a.m. Yet the blood pressure is 'perking' over this. I wonder what the 'ship-him-back-with-his-father' crew has to say NOW. I remember the gang parroting the line that the father wanted his son to go back, that the father had NO desire to stay here in the US. That those true Americans who wanted Elian to stay were nothing more than wrong 'extremists'. That we were wack jobs for saying that the father was never allowed a chance to ASK to stay here.

This all the MORE reason to strongly despise the klintlers and the evil filth they left behind.

With this coming out, what will it do to the family of Elian in 'castrol's paradise'????

The memo specified that Elian's father had made his "own attempts to depart Cuba," and had made two phone calls "from a pay phone in Cuba" to let his family in Miami know that Elian was coming. In addition, "the Cuban government installed what somebody described as a speaker phone" in the father's home in Cuba so that Cuban government agents could coach him on what to say.

The editor called it a "very sorry and dirty affair, a terrible thing. Nobody believed us." The Cuban-American community was talking about all of the things covered in this memo, he said.

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